Solving the Mystery of the Peruvian Pre-Inca Stonework- Ancient Architects
The incredibly accurate, interconnecting stone blocks found throughout Peru were not carved out of solid rock and their creation was far easier than we ever thought possible. Furthermore, the strange protrusions, nodes or nodules are nothing more than structural artifacts in their creation.
With evidence of large scale heating, are these ancient stone structures actually remnants of a lost, ancient civilisation? Were they baked by the comet impact of the Younger Dryas, championed by Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson?
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Thanks for posting this, very informative! The simple explanations tend to be correct.
Thank you! It really makes sense and goes along with Michael Tellinger's idea of how the giant foot print got there in South Africa.
Human foot print? I'll look for info on that. I like Michael Cremo for ancient archaeology, he has evidence of much older human antiquity and giants.
Oh yes- Micheal Cremo's book Forbidden Archaeology is one of the books that really woke me up! Here is a little 3 min clip of the giant footprint. He thinks it got there by however the rock was turned to liquid in gold mining.
Thanks. He is the guy behind the ubuntu movement I think its called. That foot is awesome! "There were Giants on Earth" (still are?!?!) I haven't read Cremo's book but listen to him on coast a lot.
Yeah- Bless his heart. He is "being the change he wants to see". For sure, our human history is much more colorful and exciting than we've been led to believe. Indeed. (nice to meet you- smile)
I love these kinds of videos. There is so much coming out now that was held back from people, those that had the money to explore kept a lot of the info to themselves mainly for profit reasons. Big banks, large GOVs and the Vatican funded a lot of the early day exploration.
I would love to spend a year in the Vatican archives. 8 }
Thanks for the video !!
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Yes- It's good to finally see the truth of our history peeking out! Thank you- followed you too!
Awesome video! I recommend your blog and vlog as well to all architectures and civil engineers to see this awesome content and follow you for more informative content.
Thank you so mich
Thank you very much! :)